August 5\u20136, 2022<\/strong> Applicants:<\/strong> Thank you for applying to participate in our workshop. Applicants were notified of their acceptance status via email on\u00a0May 26<\/strong>.\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n Accepted participants:<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n By<\/strong> June 14th:<\/b>\u00a0Please confirm your registration, pay your participation fee, and upload a scan of the original work you propose to read. The registration form contains important details about lodging and workshop\u00a0logistics. Please read each section carefully.<\/p>\n This page will be updated with further workshop details as they are finalized.<\/em><\/p>\n The South Asia Center at the University of Washington, Seattle invites submissions for a workshop in the scholarship of Old Hindi and its associated vernaculars<\/strong>. This is a rare opportunity for scholars to read together texts related to their research in the company of other experts in order to widen their inter-disciplinary engagements with pre-modern primary source texts. Scholars are invited to submit 500-word abstracts describing the primary text they would like to discuss in the workshop. Each session will focus on helping the presenter polish a short translation of the piece they have selected for the workshop. This in-person workshop will take place in Seattle on August 5\u20136, 2022<\/strong>. Housing will be provided, and travel reimbursements up to $500<\/strong> will be provided to all presenters selected for the workshop.<\/p>\n The selected texts may be in Braj, Awadhi, Khari Boli, Rajasthani, Purbia, Dakhani, Rekhta, or Punjabi and associated vernaculars<\/strong>. The selected texts need not be literary or religious works. We welcome submissions that include historical works, correspondence, inscriptions, and other textual forms as well. Submissions in any script are welcome, but authors may be asked to provide a Romanized text to aid participants not familiar with lesser-known scripts. Please contact Prof. Purnima Dhavan<\/a>\u00a0(pdhavan@uw.edu) and Heidi Pauwels<\/a> (hpauwels@uw.edu) with inquiries.<\/p>\n The application deadline is May 15, 2022<\/strong>. If selected you will be asked to submit a\u00a0copy of the text you would like to discuss\u00a0in the workshop, along with a preliminary discussion and vocabulary list, by July 5. Participants will be informed of selection by May 31 and should confirm participation and pay the workshop fee by June 14.<\/p>\n Workshop Schedule<\/strong><\/p>\n August 5\u20136, 2022 Travel, Lodging and Meals<\/strong><\/p>\n The UW South Asia Center will provide the following for participants selected to present:<\/p>\n Fees<\/strong><\/p>\n Participants selected to present are responsible for a one-time fee to offset hospitality costs:<\/p>\n Application Deadline: Sunday, May 15, 2022<\/strong><\/p>\n Applicants will be notified of selection by May 31, 2022.<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n Supported by the UW South Asia Center’s National Resource Center grant, with funding from the U.S. Department of Education. Co-sponsored by the Department of Asian Languages & Literature<\/a>, Department of History<\/a>, and Simpson Center for the Humanities<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Braj and Beyond: Hindavi Reading Workshop August 5\u20136, 2022 University of Washington, Seattle Applicants: Thank you for applying to participate in our workshop. Applicants were notified of their acceptance status via email on\u00a0May 26.\u00a0 Accepted participants: By June 14th:\u00a0Please confirm your registration, pay your participation fee, and upload a scan of the original work you<\/p>\n
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